This product is 3D data that faithfully reproduces the passenger pegs used during the Knucklehead era (1936–47).
The design of the two-seater accessory, which vintage American motorcycles of the time proposed as an extension of practicality, has been adapted for model making using a 3D printer.

Emphasis has been placed on a simple, streamlined form and a size that naturally blends in with the frame, modeled to harmonize with the rugged body structure unique to Knuckleheads.
This 3D data is ideal for display combined with an engine, frame, and undercarriage, or for creating scale models.

History and Features of Passenger Pegs

In the 1930s, when the Knucklehead appeared, vintage American motorcycle vehicle design was basically based on a single rider, but as touring culture as a leisure activity spread in the 1940s, the demand for two-seater riding gradually increased.

Passenger pegs were accessories added during this era, and they are not just footrests, but one of the parts that symbolize the process of motorcycles transforming from "means of transportation" to "vehicles for enjoying freedom and adventure."

Data Content and Specifications

Knucklehead Era Passenger Peg 3D Data

Faithfully reproduced details

For model making using a 3D printer

Designed for resin 3D printers

Can also be output with FDM printers

※This data is primarily intended for model and display purposes.

Provided File Formats

STL

STP

Summary

The passenger pegs of the Knucklehead era are not merely auxiliary parts, but
tell the story of an era when vintage American motorcycles expanded the "joy of riding."
This 3D data was created as material for enjoying that history and functional beauty as a scale model.